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Ogilvy on advertising
Ogilvy on Advertising is a classic work in the field of advertising that explores the principles, strategies, and practices of creating effective advertisements based on the professional experience of David Ogilvy, one of the most influential figures in the modern advertising industry. The book explains that successful advertising depends on a deep understanding of consumers, focused creativity, and the use of communication strategies capable of generating measurable responses from the marketplace.
The text covers a wide range of topics, including copywriting, advertising design and layout, the use of photographs and illustrations, branding strategies, consumer research, campaign planning, and media selection. Ogilvy emphasizes the importance of creative discipline, message clarity, and a fact-based approach in developing effective marketing communications. Drawing on practical examples and real-world advertising experiences, the book provides valuable insights into how persuasive advertising can build brands, influence consumer behavior, and achieve business objectives, making it an essential resource for students, marketers, advertising professionals, and communication practitioners.
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- London : Prion., 2011
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224 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.
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English
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978-1-85375-615-3
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Ogilvy, David
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